FC Lokomotiv 1929 Sofia
Состав
Kamen Chadschiew2013сейчас
Martin Raynov2023сейчас
Atanas Dzhambazkiсейчас- Borislav Dimitrovсейчас
Ivan Venkov Kolevсейчас
Zdravko Dimitrovсейчас- Dimitar Mutafchiev1940–1940
Krum Milev1940–1948
Stoyan Ormandzhiev1941–1949
Ivan Dimitrov1955–1965
Nikola Kotkov1956–1969- Spiro Debarski1957–1969
Vasil Metodiev1959–1967- Vidin Apostolov1959–1960
Dimitar Penev1962–1964- Ivan Deyanov1963–1969
Atanas Mihaylov1964–1981- Atanas Gerov1965–1969
- Georgi Hristakiev1965–1969
- Todor Kolev1966–1969
Krasimir Borisov1968–1968- Yordan Ivanov Stoikov1970–1983
- Atanas Gerov1971–1975
- Georgi Hristakiev1971–1975
- Krasimir Borisov1971–1974
Rumyancho Goranov1971–1982- Todor Kolev1971–1975
Radoslav Zdravkov1973–1980
Boycho Velichkov1975–1986
Nikola Spasov1977–1981
Stoycho Stoev1980–1989
Plamen Nikolov1981–1991- Aleksandar Markov1982–1985
Dimitar Vasev1983–1993
Kiril Metkov1983–1991- Pavel Dochev1984–1991
Nikolay Todorov1986–1991
Antoni Zdravkov1987–1990- Vladko Shalamanov1988–1989
Iliya Valov1990–1990
Antonio Ananiev1991–1993
Doncho Donev1991–1993
Adalbert Zafirov1992–1995- Goran Vasilijević1992–1995
Lachezar Tanev1992–1993- Antoni Zdravkov1993–1994
Iliya Gruev1993–1994- Dimitar Vasev1994–1996
- Diyan Angelov1994–1995
Diyan Petkov1994–1997- Doncho Donev1994–1996
Yasen Petrov1994–1997
Georgi Antonov1995–1999
Georgi Markov1996–2000
Kristian Dobrev1996–1998- Sasho Angelov1996–1998
Velizar Dimitrov1996–1998- Anatoli Nankov1997–2000
Danilo Dončić1997–1999- Dimitar Popov1997–1998
- Dimitar Vasev1998–2000
- Diyan Petkov1998–1998
Ivaylo Andonov1998–1999
Marcho Dafchev1998–2001
Martin Zafirow1998–1998- Radostin Stanev1998–2001
- Vladko Shalamanov1998–1998
- Yasen Petrov1998–1999
Emil Gargorov1999–2002
Hristo Yovov1999–1999- MacDonald Mukansi1999–2002
Ventsislav Bonev1999–2003
Zlatko Yankov1999–2000- Doncho Donev2000–2002
Milen Radukanov2000–2003
Pavel Panov2000–2000- Velizar Dimitrov2000–2000
Vladimir Ivanov2000–2001
Yordan Petkov2000–2001- Adalbert Zafirov2001–2002
- Dimitar Vasev2001–2001
- Diyan Petkov2001–2001
Steffen Karl2001–2003- Adalbert Zafirov2002–2002
- Doncho Donev2003–2005
- Georgi Markov2003–2004
- Kristian Dobrev2003–2013
Zahari Sirakov2003–2003- Darko Savić2004–2011
Ivo Kirilov Trenchev2004–2005- Marcho Dafchev2004–2008
Tsvetan Genkov2004–2007
Uroš Golubović2004–2008
Kaloyan Karadzhinov2005–2007- Milen Radukanov2005–2006
Svetoslav Petrov2005–2005- Georgi Markov2006–2011
- Svetoslav Petrov2006–2006
Ventsislav Hristov2006–2007
Yordan Varbanov2006–2008
Hristo Zlatinski2007–2010
Preslav Yordanov2007–2011- Vladimir Đilas2007–2008
Zoran Baldovaliev2007–2011- Danail Mitev2008–2010
- Daniel Bogdanović2008–2009
Ivan Bandalovski2008–2010
Marko Muslin2008–2008
Svetoslav Dyakov2008–2011- Vanja Džaferović2008–2010
Derek Asamoah2009–2010- Kaloyan Karadzhinov2009–2011
- Marcho Dafchev2009–2013
Martin Kamburov2009–2010- Tsvetan Genkov2010–2010
Vladimir Manchev2010–2012
Dimitar Telkiyski2011–2011
Dormushali Saidhodzha2011–2011
Jemal Johnson2011–2011
Kosta Yanev2011–2011- Lyubomir Bozhinov2011–2011
Mirza Mešić2011–2012- Tanko Dyakov2011–2011
- Yordan Varbanov2011–2012
Youssef Idrissi2011–2011
Aleksandar Branekov2012–2015
Aleksandar Dyulgerov2012–2013- Aleksandar Mladenov2012–2012
Atanas Bornosuzov2012–2013
Dimitar Iliev2012–2014- Dimitar Telkiyski2012–2013
Georgi Hristov2012–2012
Kostadin Velkov2012–2013
Martin Abena2012–2013- Vladimir Bogdanović2012–2012
- Azrack Mahamat2013–2014
Bozhidar Mitrev2013–2015
Branimir Kostadinov2013–2013- Cédric Baseya2013–2013
- Dimitar Velkovski2013–2015
Gaël Nlundulu2013–2014
Helton dos Reis2013–2015
Jérémie Rodrigues2013–2013- Jérémie Rodrigues2013–2014
Krum Bibishkov2013–2013
Marcos Antônio Malachias Júnior2013–2014
Milan Jovanović2013–2014- Nabil Taïder2013–2013
Nikolay Nikolov2013–2013
Rumen Trifonov2013–2015- Sergio Campano Franco2013–2013
- Wilker Pereira dos Santos2013–2013
- Fernando Livramento2014–2015
- Kamen Chadschiew2014–2015
- Lamjed Chehoudi2014–2015
- Nabil Taïder2014–2014
- Preslav Yordanov2014–2015
- Yordan Todorov2014–2015
- Emil Gargorov2015–2015
Orlin Starokin2015–2015
Iliya Dimitrov2017–2018- Giorgos Katsikas2021–2022
- Iliya Dimitrov2021–2023
- Antoni Ivanov2023–2024
FC Lokomotiv 1929 Sofia is a professional football club based in Sofia, Bulgaria.
The club has won the Bulgarian First League title four times, with their first victory in the 1939–40 season.
Lokomotiv Sofia was founded on September 2, 1929, by railway workers and initially named Railway Sports Club (RSC).
Биография
Formation and Early Success
FC Lokomotiv 1929 Sofia, originally founded as Railway Sports Club (RSC) on September 2, 1929, by a group of railway workers, quickly made its mark in Bulgarian football. The club's first competitive match resulted in a 2–1 victory against Zora Sofia on October 3, 1929. RSC achieved its first Bulgarian title in the 1939–40 season, with a squad featuring notable players like captain Stoyo Nedyalkov and Nikola Kotkov. By 1945, the club had adopted the name Lokomotiv Sofia and continued its success by winning the title in the first post-war championship.
Domestic and European Achievements
The club enjoyed a golden era from the 1960s to the 1990s, securing its third league title in the 1963–64 season. This victory allowed Lokomotiv to compete in the European Cup for the first time, where they made headlines by defeating Malmö 8–3 in the first leg of the preliminary round. The team continued to excel, reaching the quarter-finals of the Europa League in 1980 and winning the Balkans Cup in 1973. Throughout its history, Lokomotiv has claimed four First League titles and four Bulgarian Cups, solidifying its status as a prominent force in Bulgarian football.
Legacy
Lokomotiv Sofia's legacy is marked by its rich history and contributions to Bulgarian football. The club has not only been a domestic powerhouse but has also made significant strides in European competitions, showcasing the talent and spirit of Bulgarian football on an international stage. With a dedicated fan base and a commitment to excellence, FC Lokomotiv 1929 Sofia remains a vital part of Sofia's sporting culture and history.
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Галерея
Карьера и клубы
1929–1945: Foundation and early successes
Lokomotiv was founded on 2 September 1929 as Railway Sports Club (RSC) by a group of railway workers. RSC's first competitive game was a 2–1 victory against Zora Sofia on 3 October 1929. In the 1939–40 season, RSC won the Bulgarian title for first time in the team's history. The team was made by: Stoyo Nedyalkov (captain), Sl. Videnov, K. Kostov, D. Marinov, St. Angelov, As. Milushev, Krum Milev, L. Hranov. In 1945, the club had already been renamed Lokomotiv Sofia and won the title in the first post-war championship.
1960–1990: Continued domestic and European success
During season 1963–64 after 30 games, Lokomotiv won their third title after they defeated main rivals to the title Levski Sofia and Slavia Sofia. This achievement enabled Lokomotiv to participate in the 1964–65 European Cup preliminary round for the first time ever. Lokomotiv were drawn against Swedish champions Malmö. In the first leg, played at the Vasil Levski National Stadium in Sofia, Lokomotiv trashed their rivals with a score of 8–3, with Nikola Kotkov scoring five goals in that match. The Railroaders lost the second game in Sweden by 0–2, but still progressed to the first ground on aggregate. In the first round, Lokomotiv were drawn against Hungarian champions Gyóri ETO FC. In the first leg, played in Hungary, Lokomotiv Sofia lost by 5–3. The return leg in Sofia was crucial for Loko's progression to the next round. Lokomotiv won the game 4–3,…
- League
- First Professional Football League
- League
- Bulgarian B Professional Football Group
Наследие
Domestic
First League: Winners (4): 1939–40, 1945, 1963–64, 1977–78 Bulgarian Cup: Winners (4): 1948, 1953, 1981–82, 1994–95
European
Europa League: Quarter-finals: 1980 Balkans Cup: Winners: 1973 European Railways Cup Winners (2): 1961, 1963
Архив
Паспорт
Идентификаторы и алиасы
FC Lokomotiv Sofia is a Bulgarian professional association football club based in Sofia, which currently plays in the First League, the top tier of Bulgarian football.
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